Prince Andrew isn't a part of King Charles III's monarchy
King Charles III has repeatedly weighed in on his idea of 'slimmed-down' monarchy
King Charles III reportedly doesn't plan to include Prince Andrew in the future of monarchy.
During his conversation with Fox News Digital, True Royalty TV co-founder Nick Bullen said: “For Prince Andrew, his life as a working royal is well and truly over”.
"We won’t be seeing very much more of him in the coming weeks and months. I don’t believe that he is a part of the king’s plan for the future of the monarchy,” Nick said.
“The king has been very clear in saying that he wants a slimmed-down monarchy.
“He’s focusing on immediate heirs. Having [his grandchildren] Prince George and Princess Charlotte as part of the funeral was a very clear message – this is the future,” the award-winning documentarian added.
Nick further told the outlet: “A role for Prince Andrew just doesn’t exist anymore. He won’t be given any of his military titles again.
“He’s not going to be a working royal again. So I think we won’t be seeing very much of him on the public stage again,” the expert said.
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